When Researchers Read Descriptions of Orgasms Written by Males and Females

question 62

Multiple Choice

When researchers read descriptions of orgasms written by males and females what do they find?

• A) Description of orgasm varies greatly from person to person in males and females.
• B) Orgasm is described as physiological and cognitive in males but only physiological in females.
• C) Orgasm is described as physiological and cognitive in females but only physiological in males.
• D) Researchers could not distinguish between a description of an orgasm written by a male and a description written by a female.

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